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La langue aymara: Des cimes andines a l'intelligence des ordinateurs (The Aymara Language: Andean Peaks for the Intelligence of Computers).
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Barbin, Christina – Language Problems and Language Planning, 1987
Research suggests that Aymara, an ancient language still spoken in parts of South America, may be well suited for use as a "bridge" language in translation because of its extremely regular and coherent grammar. A machine translation program using the language has already been developed. (MSE)
Descriptors: Aymara, Computer Oriented Programs, Grammar, Language Planning